Thank you! Wow, and thank you for your incredible words and stories. We’re happy to have you in our classroom 
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As we finish up The Kite Runner, I asked students to think about what the kite symbolizes in the novel. Then they created their own symbolic kite visualizing their goals for the year, and let them fly 
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Last week I had my students do a quick right about what home means to them. They all agreed to home into safe place. What a great lead into the novel. What happens when there is no longer a safe place? What becomes of home? Cannot wait to get into the novel with them. Thank you.
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Quick write. Argh auto correct.
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I never understood what the kite symbolised?
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I’ve just finished A thousand splendid suns. The feeling I got is way too complicated to describe. Great book, a lot to process about refugees and women’s rights. Greetings from Peru
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